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BMA rejects bullying claim as PA mental health slumps

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The BMA has rejected claims of bullying after polling by a union representing physician associates (PAs) found most staff in these roles have experienced worse mental health following the Leng review.

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BMA rejects bullying claim as PA mental health slumps

The BMA has rejected claims of bullying after polling by a union representing physician associates (PAs) found most staff in these roles have experienced worse mental health following the Leng review.

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